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ACADEMIC TERM: PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 2022

PROFESSOR: MICHAEL MOSSMAN

TYPE: FREESTANDING DWELLING

PARTNER: IRIS CHEUNG

SITE: ASHFIELD, NSW

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WHITE RENDERED CAVITY MASONRY WALL BLENDS INTO ITS SURROUNDING ARCHITECTURAL MATERIAL PALETTE WHILST AT THE SAME TIME REMAINING INHERITANTLY DIFFERENT.

THIN VERTICAL OPERABLE TIMBER LOUVRES INSPIRED BY THE JAN JUC STUDIO BY ELDRIDGE ANDERSON ARCHITECTS, OPERABLE LOUVRE DOORS ALLOW FOR A PRIVACY-DRIVEN SOLUTION FOR A FLEXIBLE LIVING CONDITION. ALLOWING FOR A CONTROL OF PRIVACY AND SUNLIGHT OF THE INTERIOR SPACE.

FRONT YARD PLANTATIONS AND SHRUBERRYIES INSPIRED BY THE BISMARK HOUSE BY ANDREW BURGES ARCHITECTS, A VARIETY OF LOCAL PLANTATIONS WILL BE INCORPORATED INTO THE FRONTYARD OF THE PROPOSAL, ALLOWING FOR A NATURAL SPACIAL BARRIER BETWEEN THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE.

TIMBER FRAMED SLIDING GLASS DOOR SLIDING GLASS DOORS ALLOWS FOR EASY ACCESS FROM THE INTERIOR TO THE EXTERIOR, PROVIDING FULL EXTERIOR VIEWS, THUS BLENDING THE INTERIOR SPACE WITH THE EXTERIOR.

COLORBOND STEEL SKILLION ROOF

THE DARK COLORBOND STEEL ALLOWS FOR A DURABLE AND AFFORDABLE ROOFING SOLUTION WHILST ALSO PROVIDING A NESSECARY CONTRAST OF SHADE IN COMPARISON TO THE WHITE RENDERED BRICKS.

Bila is a professional design proposal pitched for the development of the Bathurs Hospital as an outdoor pavillion. The goal of the proposal, for Bila, is to create an canopy for both the staffs and visitors for leisure and relaxation.

The design stems from the celebration of the Macquarie River from the Wiradjuri People, creating winding paths which expand and shrink to host spaces of gathering, and also splitting of path with vegetation in between.